faux window "treatment" March 28, 2012, 07:58:21 pm Yahoo Message Number: 129481On our last LD trip, we "treated" the black nose panels to a picturesque mural, by a Navajo sign painter family in Bullhead City, AZ. We're getting lots of comments and compliments. Jack photos/album/969760857/pic/list
Re: faux window "treatment" Reply #1 – March 28, 2012, 08:08:01 pm Yahoo Message Number: 129483On Wed, 28 Mar 2012 23:57:43 -0000, "J d Walker" wrote:QuoteOn our last LD trip, we "treated" the black nose panels to a picturesque mural, by a Navajo sign painter family in Bullhead City, AZ. We're getting lots of comments and compliments. Jack Looks real good Jack! Real good. I recall Joanna having their faux windows painted some years back. A tortuga I think.One day, we might find an artist.Cheers, Don & Dorothy
Re: faux window "treatment" Reply #2 – March 29, 2012, 08:08:12 am Yahoo Message Number: 129493Jack, I love this! Could you share the name of the person & how to contact him?Betty Jean
Re: faux window "treatment" Reply #3 – April 06, 2012, 08:24:17 pm Yahoo Message Number: 129698Thanks Betty Jean, and others, for your kind comments.The Navajo muralist family has no phone, no cell, no computer, no fixed address! They were at Riverside RV Resort Bullhead City for March and April; then wherever. They had lived as family for several years in Oregon, but decided return to their native roots without the attachments. They seek sign/mural painting day-by-day and thank the Lord for each day of life.We continue getting comments/raves from our latest "outing". By the way, they used professional outside sign paint which is impervious to weather and quite expensive. - Jack
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